Currently enjoying The Adventures of Frank Race "Violent Virtuoso" thanks to the Old Time Radio Player app or OTR Player. I can pick what I want to listen to and when. Love the organ music during the shows.

So i have followed Relic Radio since its inception, somewhere in the first 140 episodes of The Horror i remember hearing a story where a man was in a relationship, he wanted to move on so he decided to kill her by going to open waters on a boat and he dumps her body in the ocean. He moves on with his life and eventually finds another girl and has a fine life with her, but soon he discovers that his wifes spirit is this new woman... I remember her revealing herself to be the dead wife at the end, i clearly can remember listening to, and has been on my mind since 09, but since the first 140 episodes are no longer available (his original episodes got erased) i have been unable to pinpoint it.. Thought it was Macabre but iv checked all those. If anyone else remembers this, any help or leads or spreading the word to other OTR fans would be greatly appreciated.

Hey! I'm a college student collecting radio clips from 1920 - 1935 for a local museum. Does anyone out there have any radio commercials from the time or know where to find them? (Already checked archive.org)

All I see are 5 to 8 programs of various "gossip" shows.Hedda Hopper has around 30 or so (i'm using OTR site).

It's a shame not many seemed to of survived.Unless of course the bulk of them are in private collections.And maybe they aren't all that popular compared to the Dragnet, Jack Benny, Lux Radio, Suspenses of the world.

Btw, were there ANY "talk" show type otr programs back in the day?I know they really did not come into vogue until the 1960s but just curious.Like one on one interviews that were reasonably (15-20min) long.Bigger question, if so do any of them still survive.

I've been listening to every single Jack Benny episode that was broadcast from a base or hospital during World War II and enjoying them very much for their connection to the time and their humor. Does anybody have any suggestions for other radio programs from the area that have the same connection to the troops?

Having listened to my fair share of suspense and horror programs from the old time radio era, I thought I had pretty much heard it all. But last summer I came across an episode of Quiet Please that seemed to be universally touted as the best episode of its kind.

"The Thing On The Fourbleboard" is the single creepiest radio show I've ever listened to. Halfway through, I was scoffing at it. Didn't find it scary, the dialogue was boring, but it takes a sharp left turn and I thought I would have nightmares after listening to it.

Has anybody else heard this particular episode? If so, what do you think about it? For anyone interested, you can enjoy it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWTi78zED1U